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Electrical workers union says NES turned them away in wake of crippling ice storm

Over 230,000 NES customers lost power during the storm; NES prioritized existing mutual aid agreements to ensure safe and coordinated restoration efforts.

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“Reports of IBEW line crews being turned away from helping Nashville recover from the ongoing winter storm are unequivocally false.”

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Emails contradict NES denial of turning away union crews

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Mid-State is entering day five of widespread power outages following a crippling winter storm, with hundreds of thousands of peopl

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Electrical worker union denounces reports of workers being turned away from recovery efforts in Nashville

“Reports of IBEW line crews being turned away from helping Nashville recover from the ongoing winter storm are unequivocally false.”

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Electrical workers union says NES turned them away in wake of crippling ice storm

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The Tennessean broke the news in Nashville, United States on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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